 The truth of the matter is we live in amazing times. We do. We are better able to communicate than any time in our life. We have access to care. We may complain about the system, but we have access to health care for the most part and the things we don't die of. I mean, Calvin Coolidge's son, I think it was Coolidge, his son in the 20s had a tennis accident where he stubbed his toe. He got an infection and died. That was the best that health care could provide less than 100 years ago.